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Nortel Modular ICS 6.0 Installer's Manual (656 pages)
Nortel Modular ICS 6.0 Digital System Package
Brand:
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
P0992638
3
Regulations
21
Safety and Installation
21
For Equipment with Internal Power Supplies
21
For Equipment with External Power Supplies
22
Important Safety Instructions
22
North American Regulations
23
Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Notice Radio/Tv Interference
23
Devices Intended to be Connected to the Public Switched Telephone Network
24
Signaling Method
27
Ringer Equivalence Number
27
Hearing Aid Compatibility
28
Use of a Music Source
28
Programming Emergency Numbers
28
CE Marking
29
How to Use this Document
31
What's New with Norstar
33
New Features for Version 6.0
33
Functionality Changes for Version 6.0
35
Welcome to ISDN
37
Comparing ISDN to Analog
38
Type of ISDN Service
38
B Channels
39
D Channels
39
ISDN Layers
39
ISDN Bearer Capability
40
Services and Features for ISDN PRI and BRI
41
PRI Services and Features
41
BRI Services and Features
42
Feature Descriptions
43
Network Name Display
43
Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)
44
Name and Number Blocking
44
External Call Forwarding
44
MCDN Trunk Features
45
Call by Call Service Selection for PRI
45
Emergency 911 Dialing
46
MCID (Profile 2)
47
Network Call Diversion (Profile 2)
47
DTI Card Configured as a PRI Card
47
ISDN Hardware
48
DTI Card Configured as PRI
48
BRI Card
48
BRI-U2 and BRI-U4 Card
49
BRI-ST Card
49
U-LT Reference Point
49
U-NT Reference Points
50
S Reference Point
51
T Reference Points
51
Clock Source for ISDN Cards
52
Other ISDN BRI Equipment: NT1
54
ISDN Standards Compatibility
54
Working with ISDN
55
Planning Your ISDN Network
55
Ordering ISDN PRI
55
Ordering ISDN PRI Service in Canada
55
Ordering ISDN PRI Service in United States
56
Ordering ISDN BRI
56
Ordering Service in Canada
56
Ordering ISDN Service in the U
56
Supported ISDN Protocols
58
ISDN Programming
58
Programming ISDN PRI Resources
58
Programming ISDN BRI Resources
60
Programming ISDN PRI Lines
62
Programming ISDN BRI Lines
63
Programming Direct Inward System Access (DISA) on PRI Trunks
64
Programming ISDN Equipment
65
Terminal Equipment for BRI Cards
65
Devices on an S or LT Loop (BRI Cards Only)
65
ISDN Router
67
D-Packet Service (BRI Cards Only)
68
POSTA for ISDN BRI
69
Point-Of-Sale Terminal Adapter
69
Trunks and Target Lines
71
Trunk Operating Modes (T1)
72
Ground Start Trunks (T1 Only)
72
DID Trunks
73
Analog Loop Start Trunks
75
Analog E&M Trunks
77
BRI Trunks
79
PRI Trunks
79
Target Lines
80
Remote System Access
81
Use System Features During a Remote Call
81
Remote Access on Loop Start and E&M Trunks
82
Remote Access on a Private Network
82
Remote Access on Direct Inward Dial (DID) Trunks
83
Remote Access on PRI Trunks
83
Controlling System Access
85
Class of Service
85
Restriction Filters
86
Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
89
Networking with Norstar
91
Tie-Line Networking
92
Norstar Behind a PBX
93
Dialing Plans
94
Access Codes
95
Dialing Plan Using Public Lines
96
Destination Code Numbering in a Network
96
Dialing Plan Using E&M Lines
97
Dialing Plans with Shared Line Pools
102
Call-By-Call Services Example
104
Norstar Configuration
106
PRI Dialing Plan Example for Two-Way DID
108
Static DID and Two-Way DID
109
Private Networking Using PRI
110
SL-1 Networking Features
110
Features Specific to Advanced Private Network
111
Private Network Tandem Calling
112
Calls Originating from the Public Network
113
Calls Originating in the Private Network
116
Routing for Tandem Networks
119
Advanced Private Networking
121
Networking Using Routing Codes
121
MCDN Private Networking
126
Using a UDP Dialing Plan
127
Using a CDP Dialing Plan
130
MCDN Trunk Call Features
133
Network Call Redirection Information
134
ISDN Call Connection Limitation
136
Trunk Route Optimization
138
Norstar Configuration
139
Trunk Anti-Tromboning
140
MCDN Voice Mail/Auto Attendant Call Features
141
Camp-On
142
Break-In
143
Central Voice Mail and Auto Attendant with Norstar
146
Configuring Centralized Voice Mail
146
Local System
147
Remote System
148
Using Centralized Voice Mail
149
Configuring Centralized Auto Attendant (CAA)
150
Assigning Pnis
150
Assigning Pnis for Adjacent Nodes
151
Local System
151
Remote System
152
Voice Mail Configuration
154
Customer Use
155
Public Network
155
Private Network
159
Call One or more Norstar Telephones
159
Use Tie Lines to Other Nodes in the Private Network
160
Select Lines to the Public Network
161
Select E&M Trunks to the Private Network
162
Norstar Line Redirection Feature
163
ETSI MCDN and Network Features
165
Network Call Diversion
165
Allowing NCD
166
Feature Description
166
Programming and Restrictions
167
Selective Line Redirection
168
Enhanced Caller ID
169
Programming Extensions
169
Malicious Caller Identification (MCID)
170
Programming MCID Capability
170
Data Solutions
173
Examples of ISDN Scenarios
173
ISDN Applications
173
Video Conferencing and Video Telephony
173
Desktop Conferencing
173
File Transfer
174
Telecommuting
174
Group 4 Fax
174
Remote LAN Access
174
Leased Line Backup
174
LAN to LAN Bridging
175
Internet and Database Access
175
Planning the Installation
177
Planning Checklist
178
Hardware
178
Initial Configuration
178
System Configuration
179
Required Equipment
179
Expansion Equipment
180
Optional Equipment
181
Equipment for Installing the ICS and Modules
182
Location Requirements
182
Electrical Requirements
184
Configuring Trunk Cartridges
185
Configuring Station Modules
186
Internal Wiring Requirements
186
Norstar Loop
186
ISDN S Reference Point (S Loop)
187
System Overview
188
Upgrading Your Norstar System
189
Supported Upgrades in MICS 6.0
192
Upgrading from MICS 6.0 to MICS
196
Trunk and Station Modules
199
Global Analog Trunk Cartridge/Cli Cartridge
200
Off-Core DTI Card
201
Replacing a Modular 8X24 KSU
201
Trunk Module Line Numbering
205
Upgrading ILG Functionality with Hunt Groups
206
Planning Hospitality Functions
207
Installation
209
Installation Checklist
210
Testing the ISDN BRI Network Connection
211
Installing the Cartridges
213
Mounting the Modules
215
Installation Tips
217
Installing the ROM Software Cartridge
219
Inserting a Cartridge
221
Terminating Resistors on BRI-ST Cards
222
Shorting Straps on a BRI-ST Card
223
Connecting Expansion Modules
224
Analog Station Module
224
Order of Connection
224
Installing Fiber Cables
230
Fiber Cable Management System
231
Using the Fiber Cable Management System
232
Using the Fiber Spool
234
Making Fiber Connections
235
Routing Fiber Cables
236
Connecting the Wiring
237
Connecting the Wiring to the Distribution Panel
237
Wiring Charts
241
Integrated Communications System (ICS)
241
Port Numbering on the Wiring Charts
241
BRI Wiring Charts
248
Wiring the BRI Network Interface
252
DTI Wiring
254
E&M/DISA Trunk Cartridge Wiring Chart
257
DID Supervisory Signaling
261
Emergency Transfer Conditions
261
Emergency Telephone
265
Moving Telephones
267
Installing ISDN BRI Terminal Equipment
268
S or T Wiring for Terminal Equipment
268
S or T Extension Wiring Configurations
268
Additional Power
269
U-LT Wiring for Terminal Equipment
270
Installing Optional Equipment
271
Auxiliary Ringer (Customer Supplied)
271
Auxiliary Ringer Programming
271
External Music Source (Customer Supplied)
272
External Music Source Programming
272
External Paging System (Customer Supplied)
273
Powering up the System
274
Check the Power
275
Programming
277
Programming Overview
278
Installer or System Coordinator Plus Programming
280
System Coordinator Programming
281
Admin/Basic Programming
281
Programming Tools
282
The Programming Overlay
283
Using the Telephone Buttons for Programming
284
Special Characters on the Display
285
The Display Buttons
285
The Norstar Programming Record
287
Exiting
287
Viewing Your Programming Updates
287
Entering Numbers
288
Viewing Long Telephone Numbers
288
Setting up User Preferences
289
Copying Telephone Programming
290
System ID
293
Reviewing Programmed Settings
293
Viewing the Programming for a Line
294
Viewing the Programming for a Telephone
294
Programming Sequence
295
Profiles and Dialpads
296
Profile Programming
296
Profile Parameters
296
Changing the Profile
299
Dialpad Programmin G300
300
Performing Startup
301
Changing the Default Template
302
Changing the Starting DN
302
Programming
304
Entering Programming for Installers
305
Entering Programming for System Coordinators
306
Entering Programming Using Other Passwords
307
Terminals&Sets
308
Line Access
308
Line Assignment
309
Appearances
310
Line Pool Access
312
Prime Line
313
Answer Dns
314
Intercom Keys
314
Oli
315
Capabilities
317
ATA Settings
319
ATA Ans Timer
319
ATA DVC
320
ATA Use
320
Msgindicate
320
Name
320
User Prefernces
321
Restrictions
322
Filters
322
Default Filters
324
Set Restrns
325
Filters
327
Set Restrns
327
Allow Last no
328
Allow Link
328
Allow Saved no
328
Set Lock
328
Line/Set Restrns
329
Telco Features
330
Feature Assignment (CLID Alignment)
330
Caller ID Set
330
1Stdisplay
331
Extl Vmsg Set
331
Called ID
332
Log Space
332
Lines
333
Trunk/Line Data
333
Copying Trunk and Line Data
335
Trunk Type
335
Line Type
336
Line Connected to a DTI
337
Dial Mode
338
Rec'D
339
Auto Privacy
340
Prime Set
340
Ans Mode
341
Trunk Mode
341
Ans with DISA
342
Aux. Ringer
343
Link at CO (Loop Trunks Only)
343
Full Autohold
344
Losspkg
344
Signal
345
ANI Number
346
DNIS Number
346
Gain
347
Programming Distinctive Ring Patterns
348
Name
349
Restrictions
349
Line Restrns
350
Restrn Filters
350
Remote Restrns
351
Telco Features
352
Vmsg Center 1
352
Services
353
Common Settings
354
Control Sets
354
Schedule Names
355
Schedule Times
355
Ringing Groups
357
Ringing Service
357
Sched:night
358
Service
358
Trunk Answer
358
Extradial Telephone
359
Line Settings
359
Restrn Service
360
Routing Service
361
Routes and Destination Codes
363
Routes
363
Dialout
364
Use Pool
364
Routing Table
365
Programming the PRI Routing Table
366
Dest Codes
367
Wild Card Character
368
Digit Absorption
370
Normal Rte
370
Setting up a Route for Local Calling
371
Setting up a Route for Long Distance Calling
373
Adding a Long Distance Carrier Access Code
375
Programming for Least Cost Routing
377
Sched:night
378
Using Dialing Restrictions with Routing
380
Sys Speed Dial
381
Passwords
382
COS Pswds
382
Line Flt
383
Pswd
383
User Flt
383
Remote Pkg
384
Progrming Pswds
385
Installer
385
Basic
386
Syscoord
386
Registration Password (MICS-XC Only)
386
Coordinator Plus Password
386
Hospitality Password
387
Cond Pswd
387
Desk Pswd
387
Time&Date
388
System Prgrming
389
Hunt Groups
389
Adding or Removing Members from a Group
390
Moving Members of a Group
391
Assigning a Distinctive Ring Pattern to a Hunt Group
392
Assigning or Unassigning Lines to a Group
392
Setting the Distribution Mode
393
Setting the Hunt Delay
394
Programming Busy Line Setting
395
Programming the Queue Timeout
395
Programming the Overflow Set
396
Setting the Function Name
396
Backgrnd Music
397
Change Dns
397
Featr Settings
397
Camp Timeout
398
On Hold
398
Receiver Volume
398
Park Mode
399
Park Timeout
399
Trnsfr Callbk
399
DRT Delay
400
DRT to Prime
400
Held Reminder
400
Directd Pickup
401
Page Tone
401
Remind Delay
401
Autotime&Date
402
Daylight Time
402
Page Timeout
402
Setting SWCA Controls
403
Call Log Space
405
Alarmset
406
Host Delay
406
Link Time
406
Msg Reply Enh
407
Set Relocation
407
Answer Key
408
Clid Match
409
D-Dial1
410
Direct-Dial
410
Intrnl/Extrnl
410
Line Selection
410
CAP Assignment
411
Dialing Plan
412
DN Lengths (Enbloc Dialing)
412
Private Networks
413
Public Networks
415
Dial Timeout
416
Access Codes
416
Line Pool Codes
417
Park Prefix
418
External Code
419
Direct-Dial
419
Auto DN
420
Disa Dn
421
Privacccode
421
Carrier Codes
422
Remote Access
423
Rem Access Pkgs
423
Rem Line Access
423
Changing Companion DN Type
425
Rec'D # Length
426
DN Length
427
Nat'nl Length (Profile 2, Only)
428
Make/Break (Profile 2, Only)
428
Busname
429
Receiving and Sending Calling Party Name
429
Network Name Display Interactions
430
Receiving and Sending Connected Name
430
Programming Network Name Display
431
Outgoing Name and Number Blocking
432
Call by Call Service Selection for PRI
433
Line Pools
436
Programming Call by Call Service Selection
436
PRI Call by Call Limits
437
Programming Call by Call Limits
437
Release Reasons
438
Mk/Br: 40/60 (Profile 2 Only)
438
Programming Hospitality Services
439
Room/Desk Information
439
Call Restrns
440
Setting Service Times
440
Configuring Alarms and Expired Alarms Settings
441
Network Services
442
ETSI: Network Diversion and MCID (Profile 2 Only)
442
Network Call Diversion
443
Malicious Call Identification (MCID)
445
MCDN Services (Profiles 1, 2, 4)
445
Telco Features
447
Vmsg Ctr Tel#S
447
Outgoing Name and Number Blocking
448
Programming the Analog Vertical Service Code (VSC)
449
Programming the BRI VSC
449
Setting up the Modules for ONN Blocking
450
Software Keys
452
Companion (MICS-XC Only)
452
Isdn-Pri
452
Mcdn
452
Call the Nortel Customer Response Center
453
System Identification Number
453
Entering the Software Keys
454
Hardware
455
Cards on KSU
455
Show Module
455
Provisioning the DTI Card for PRI
456
Selecting a Protocol
456
Bchanseq
458
Call-By-Call Routing
458
Answer Timer
460
CO Fail
460
Discon Timer
460
I/F Levels
461
Framing
462
Internal CSU
462
CSU Line Bld
463
Clocksrc
464
Line Coding
464
Max Transits
465
Modules
465
Asm
466
Stnmod
466
Trunkmod
467
BRI Card
471
Lines
471
Loop
471
Type
471
No Spids Assignd
472
Of B-Channels
472
Call Type
473
Network Dns
473
D-Packet Servce
474
Teis
474
Dns on Loop
475
No Teis on Loop
475
Sampling
475
Assign Dns
476
Clock Src
476
Loop DN
476
Primary Reference
477
Secondary Reference (Secndry)
477
Timing Master (Timemst)
477
Setting the Clock Source for Dtis and PRI
481
T1 or ISDN-PRI Configurations
482
Datamod
483
Type
483
Maintenance
485
Beginning a Maintenance Session
486
System Version
487
Checking the Version of the System
487
Port/Dn Status
488
Identifying a Connected Device
489
Displays
490
Checking the Device Version Number
491
Checking the State of the Device
491
Disabling a Device
492
Displays
493
Enabling the Device
493
Returning to the Beginning
494
Module Status
495
Looking at the Module Inventory
495
Checking the Number of Cartridges
496
Checking the State of a Module
496
Checking the State of a Cartridge
497
Disabling a Module or Its Cartridges
498
Enabling a Module or Its Cartridge
498
Returning to the Beginning
498
System Test Log
499
Checking the Items in the Log
499
Checking the Current Alarm
500
Checking When each Item Occurred
500
Checking Consecutive Repetitions of an Event or Alarm
500
Erasing the Log
501
System Administration Log
502
Checking the Items in the Log
502
Checking the Current Alarm
503
Checking When each Item in the Log Occurred
503
Erasing the Log
503
Network Evt Log
504
Checking the Items in the Log
504
Checking the Current Alarm
504
Erasing the Log
505
Checking When each Item in the Log Occurred
505
Alarm Codes
506
If You See an Alarm Code
507
Alarm Troubleshooting
510
Event Messages
514
Dealing with Event Messages
514
Significant Event Messages
515
Event Message 799
518
Displays
519
Provisioning BRI and PRI Lines
522
BRI and T1 Lines
522
Cd1-ICS
522
L001
523
Provisioning a T1 Line
523
Provisioning a PRI Line
523
Deprovisioning a Line
524
Disabling a PRI Channel
524
Tests
525
Loopback Tests for T1 or ISDN-PRI Lines
525
Tests Initiated by the Central Office
529
Tests Initiated from Norstar
529
Starting a Loopback Tests
530
Operating a Continuity Loopback Test
531
Loopback Test for BRI Lines
531
Operating a Payload Loopback Test
532
CSU Stats
533
Statistics
533
Checking the Performance Statistics
534
Checking the CSU Alarms
536
Checking Active Alarms
536
Checking Carrier Failure Alarms
536
Checking Bipolar Violations
537
Checking Short Term Alarms
537
Checking Defects
537
Resetting All Statistics
538
Diagnostic Tools
539
Link Status
540
Fractional PRI
540
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
11
Getting Started with Norstar
13
Using this Guide
13
Understanding Programming
14
Before You Start
15
What You Need to be to Do Programming
15
Using Buttons
16
Using the Buttons under the Display
19
The Programming Overlay
19
A Map for Working in Programming
22
Starting and Ending a Session
26
Ending a Session
26
Frequently Used Programming Operations
29
Changing the Time and Date on the Display
29
Adding or Changing a System Speed Dial
31
Changing the Name of a Telephone
34
Changing the Name of a Line
35
Making Changes to Call Forward no Answer
36
Making Changes to Call Forward on Busy
38
Making Changes to Do Not Disturb on Busy
39
What Would You Like to Do Next
40
Answering Calls
43
Answering Incoming Calls with Hunt Groups
43
Answering an Incoming Call
43
Line Buttons
44
What Line Indicators Mean
44
Rings You May Hear
44
Sorting Calls by Distinctive Ring Patterns
45
Answering Calls at a Prime Telephone
46
Using a Central Answering Position (CAP) Module
47
Customizing Your CAP Module
47
Monitoring Telephones with the CAP Module
48
Release Button
48
Hearing Aid Compatibility
49
Viewing Information about a Call on the Display
49
Using Call Information for a Particular Call
49
Displaying Call Information before or after Answering
50
Displaying Call Information for a Call on Hold
51
Making Call Display Information Appear Automatically
51
Changing Which Information Is Shown First about a Call
51
Picking up a Call Ringing at Another Telephone
52
Answering Ringing Telephones Using Directed Pickup
52
Answering any Ringing Telephone Using Group Pickup
53
Changing a Telephone Pickup Group
54
Trunk Answer
55
Answering a Call Using Trunk Answer
55
Answer Buttons
56
Creating a Conference Call
57
Disconnecting One Party
58
Independently Holding Two Calls
58
Putting a Conference on Hold
59
Splitting a Conference
59
Removing Yourself from a Conference
59
Listening to a Call as a Group
60
Canceling Group Listening
61
Using Handsfree/Mute
61
Answering Calls Without Lifting the Receiver
61
Making Calls Without Lifting the Receiver
62
Muting the Set
62
Changing a Regular Call to Handsfree
62
Changing a Handsfree to a Regular Call
62
Using Handsfree
63
Changing Handsfree for a Telephone
64
Handsfree Answerback
65
Turning Privacy on or off for a Call
66
Creating a Conference by Releasing Privacy
66
Making a Call Private
67
Checking Call Length Using Call Duration Timer
67
Disconnecting by Accident
67
Time
67
Making Calls
69
Do Not Disturb
70
Choosing a Line Using a Line Button
71
Line Pools
72
Using a Line Pool to Make a Call
72
Programming a Memory Button with a Line Pool Feature Code
73
Making Calls from an ISDN Terminal
73
Changing How You Dial Your Calls
73
Using Standard Dial
74
Using Automatic Dial
74
Using Pre-Dial
74
When the Internal Number You Have Called Is Busy
75
Priority Call
75
Making a Priority Call
75
Giving a Telephone the Ability to Make Priority Calls
76
Using Ring Again
77
Ring Again
78
Time Savers for Making Calls
79
Storing a Number on a Memory Button for Autodial
79
Adding an Autodial Button
79
Choosing a Line for Autodial
80
Using Intercom as the Line for Autodial
80
Using Last Number Redial
81
Preventing a Telephone from Using Last Number Redial
82
Using Speed Dial
83
Making a Speed Dial Call
83
Changing and Adding System Speed Dials
84
Adding or Changing User Speed Dial
84
Using Saved Number Redial
85
Dialing a Saved Number
86
Blocking Saved Number Redial
86
Handling Many Calls at Once
89
Using Hold
89
Retrieving a Held Call
89
Holding Automatically
89
Listening on Hold
90
Holding a Call Exclusively
90
Using Call Queuing
91
Transferring Calls
93
Using the Transfer Feature
93
Transferring a Call
93
Transferring External Calls
94
Canceling a Transfer
95
Using Camp-On
96
Parking a Call
98
Retrieving a Parked Call
98
Using Call Park
98
Using System-Wide Call Appearance (SWCA)
100
Incoming Calls
101
Outgoing Calls
103
No Free Call Keys
103
Using Callback
104
Forwarding Your Calls
105
Forwarding Your Calls to Another Norstar Telephone
105
Canceling Call Forward
105
Using Call Forward at Your Telephone
105
Overriding Call Forward
106
Changing the Automatic Call Forward Settings for a Telephone
106
Changing Forward no Answer
106
Changing the Delay before a Call Is Forwarded
107
Forward on Busy
107
DND on Busy
108
Call Forward and Voice Mail
109
Line Redirection
109
Turning on Line Redirection
110
Canceling Line Redirection
111
Allowing a Telephone to Redirect Calls
111
Turning the Redirect Ring for a Telephone on or off
112
Outgoing Line
113
How Line Redirection Is Different from Call Forward
114
Using Line Redirection
114
Centralized Voice Mail and Auto Attendant
115
Using a Centralized Voice Mail System
115
Communicating in the Office
117
Paging
117
Making a Page Announcement
117
Activating and Deactivating the Ability to
118
Creating Page Zones
118
Using Page with External Paging Equipment
120
Sending Messages
120
Sending a Message
120
Canceling a Message You Have Sent
121
Viewing Your Messages
122
Replying to a Message
122
Replying to a Message Using an Analog Telephone Connected to an ASM
123
Removing Items from Your Message List
124
Removing Items from Your Message List Using an Analog Telephone Connected to an ASM
124
Viewing Messages You Have Sent
125
Using Voice Call
126
Muting Voice Call Tones
127
Answering a Voice Call with Handsfree
127
Blocking Voice Calls Using Voice Call Deny
127
Tracking Your Incoming Calls
129
Using Call Log
129
Call Log Options
130
Logging a Call Manually
130
Enabling and Disabling Autobumping
131
Viewing Your Call Log
131
Viewing a Call Log Item
131
Erasing Log Items
132
Making a Call Using Call Log
132
Creating a Password to Your Call Log
133
Changing Your Call Log Password
133
Deleting an Assigned Password
134
Programming a Telephone to Log Calls Automatically
134
Using External Voice Mail
136
Customizing Your Telephone
137
Finding out What a Button Does Using Button Inquiry
137
Changing the Set Display Contrast
138
Changing the Language on the Display
138
Programming a Feature Code Onto a Memory Button
139
Programming Feature Buttons
139
Erasing a Feature Button
139
Feature Code
140
Labeling Your Set
141
Applying Button Labelling
141
Business Series Terminals
141
Norstar Button Caps
142
Default Button Assignments
142
T7316 Business Series Terminal Button Defaults
143
M7310 Telephone Button Defaults
145
M7324 Telephone Button Defaults
147
M7208 and T7208 Button Defaults
148
M7100 and T7100 Button Defaults
149
Rules of Default Button Assignment
149
Moving Line Buttons
151
Changing the Type of Ring
152
Adjusting the Ring Volume
152
Hiding the Message or Calls Indication
152
Restoring the Messages and Calls Indication
153
User Preferences
155
Using User Preferences
155
Changing Button Programming
156
Changing User Speed Dial
157
Changing Call Log Options
158
Changing How Calls Are Dialed
158
Changing the Language Used on the Display
159
Making the Display Lighter or Darker
159
Changing the Ring Type
159
Changing the Voice Path
159
Programming Hunt Groups
161
Voice Call
162
Adding or Removing Members from a Group
163
Moving Members of a Group
164
Assigning or Unassigning Lines to a Group
165
Assigning a Distinctive Ring Pattern to a Hunt Group
166
Setting the Distribution Mode
167
Setting the Hunt Delay
168
Programming Busy Line Setting
169
Programming the Queue Time-Out
170
Programming the Overflow Set
171
Setting the Name
172
Using the Hospitality Features
175
Hospitality Passwords
175
Room/Desk Information
177
Programming Room Information
177
Using the Room/Set Programming
180
Programming the Alarm Feature
182
Using the Administration Set to Control Alarms
183
Using the Alarm
184
Canceling an Alarm
185
Turning off an Alarm
185
Telephone Features
187
Installing Business Series Terminals
187
Installing Norstar Telephones
189
Naming a Telephone or a Line
191
Moving Telephones
191
Stopping Calls from Ringing at Your Telephone: Do Not Disturb (DND)
192
Stopping Calls
192
Refusing to Answer a Call
192
Canceling Do Not Disturb
192
Using Do Not Disturb
192
Using Background Music
193
Turning Background Music off
193
ISDN PRI and BRI
195
Isdn Pri
195
ISDN PRI Features
196
Network Name Display for PRI
196
Name and Number Blocking for PRI
197
Emergency 911 Dialing
197
Two-Way DID
197
Call by Call Service Selection for PRI
198
Dialing Plan and PRI
199
Isdn Bri
199
Line Access from an ISDN Terminal
200
ISDN BRI Features
201
Network Name Display for BRI
201
Name and Number Blocking for BRI
202
Service Provider Features
202
Call Forward
202
Canceling Call Forward
203
Calling the Number Your Calls Are Forwarded to
203
Automatic Call Back
203
Automatic Recall
203
MCID
204
Network Call Diversion
204
ISDN BRI Terminals
205
ISDN Applications for BRI and PRI
205
Videoconferencing and Video Telephony
205
Desktop Conferencing
205
File Transfer
205
Telecommuting
206
Group 4 Fax
206
Remote LAN Access
206
Leased Line Backup
206
LAN to LAN Bridging
206
Internet and Database Access
206
Using System Features
207
Using Alternate or Scheduled Services
207
Preventing Certain Calls from Being Made
207
Making Additional Telephones Ring
207
Changing the Lines Used by Outgoing Calls
208
Turning Services on and off
208
An Example of How to Turn on a Service Manually
209
Turning Services on and off Using Feature Codes
210
Viewing the Active Services on a Two-Line Display
211
Viewing the Active Services on a One-Line Display
212
Using Passwords
214
Using a Basic Password
214
Registration Password
215
Changing Passwords
215
Clearing a Call Log Password
216
Hospitality Password
217
Using Special Telephones
218
Direct-Dial
218
Changing the Direct-Dial Telephone Assignments
218
Hotline
219
Bypassing a Hotline
219
Making a Telephone a Hotline Telephone
220
Control Telephone
221
Using Set Lock
221
Changing Set Lock Programming for a Telephone
222
Using an Auxiliary Ringer
222
Turning the Auxiliary Ringer for a Telephone on or off
223
Using Host System Dialing Signals
223
Link
223
Preventing a Telephone from Using Link
224
Pause
225
Long Tones
225
Programmed Release
226
Run/Stop
226
Wait for Dial Tone
227
Using Pulse Dialing for a Call
227
Using Your Norstar System from an External Location
228
Controlling Access to Your Norstar System
229
Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
229
Class of Service (COS)
229
Maintaining Security
230
Accessing Norstar Remotely over the Public Network
230
Tones
231
Using Class of Service (COS) Passwords
232
Changing Your Class of Service
232
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